Islamabad:Renowned Pakistani writer, director, and poet **Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar**, famous for his romantic dramas, has revealed that he believes his scripts come from **Allah**, and he views himself as the protector of these scripts.
In a recent appearance on a podcast, Khalil-ur-Rehman spoke on a variety of topics. When asked by the host about his famous statement that even a small change in words like “ki” or “ka” in his scripts would not be accepted, the celebrated writer responded by saying, “I say this because my scripts are a gift from Allah, and I am its protector.”
He further explained that if anyone attempts to make alterations to his scripts, he would never work with them again. Qamar is known for his selective collaboration with a few specific actors who can perfectly memorize and deliver his lines as written.
Khalil-ur-Rehman Qamar is a celebrated Pakistani writer and producer, renowned for penning numerous hit television dramas and films. Some of his most popular works include *Mujhley*, *Sadqay Tumhare*, *Bunty I Love You*, *Meri Pahsan Tum Ho*, *Pyaare Afzal*, *Gentleman*, *Zameen Bazaar*, *Laal Ishq*, and *Punjab Nahi Jaungi*. His work has gained immense popularity for its unique dialogue delivery and portrayal of deep emotions in romantic and social contexts.
